50+ FREE Bullet Journal Printables
Looking for free Bullet Journal printables? You’re in the right place!
I searched all over the internet to find the best and FREE Bullet Journal printables to use in your journal, featuring beautiful designs, helpful planning pages, and so much more.
You don’t have to be artistic or tech-savvy to enjoy these incredible resources – all it takes is a few clicks away.
Let’s get started and explore how using with these freebies can help take your organization game up one more level!
Using printables in your Bullet Journal can be very helpful.
First of all, it’s a great time saver. Bullet Journal can save you a ton of time, BUT! you need to give it time as well. Even with minimalist spreads, it still takes some time and imagination.
If you don’t really have any time, using a printable can be amazing, just hit the button on your printer, and your spread is ready.
Secondly, printables are a great choice if you’re not quite comfortable yet with your creative skills but still want to have pretty Bullet Journal pages. There are so many artists that create printables that you can definitely find designs that speak to you.
Finally, using printables can help you with developing your own style. This can be your first little step. Just try to add a little bit of something to your printable spreads, your favorite colors, stickers, washi tapes, and what have you.
Experimenting with printables is great because you’re not losing anything – if you don’t like one, just replace it with a different other. It’s good practice for perfectionists since, in this case, you won’t need to rip out the pages from your poor little journal.
In this post, I gathered some amazing and FREE printables you could find in our Resources Vault, but also all over the Bullet Journal world.
I know my style might not be for everybody, but I’m not bitter about it. That’s why on this list, I’m sure you’ll find something that fits you perfectly.
And be sure to scroll until the end to get links to some more posts with free printables, as well as more instructions on how to fit all those freebies to your Bullet Journal.
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How To Add Printables To Your Bullet Journal
Before we dive into the freebies, let me clarify a few things on how to add them to your Bullet Journal since this is probably the biggest concern when starting to use printables.
To start with, here are the supplies you need for using printables:
- A printer. If you don’t have one, I recommend Epson EcoTank ET-2803.
- High-quality paper. If you want to use some of your colored markers, you need smooth paper because otherwise, it will damage your pens. I recommend HP Premium Printer Paper.
- Paper cutter. You can cut with scissors, but a paper cutter helps make it faster and more precise. Try out Fiskars Paper Cutter.
- Adhesive tape. Finally, you’ll need something to add printables to your Bullet Journal. Tombow MONO Permanent Adhesive is the best I’ve ever tried.
To make them fit, all you need is to set A5 as a size when you actually print the page.
If you need some more step-by-step instructions with pictures and a video, be sure to check the end of this post for a link.
Masha Plans Free Bullet Journal Printables
Let’s start with the printables available in the Resources Vault. At the moment there are already 50+ free Bullet Journal printables for you to print and use right away.
Here are just a few ones you can find:
- Yearly pages: key, goals spreads, level 10 life
- Habit trackers: vertical habit tracker, circle habit tracker, mini habit trackers, unicorn habit tracker, Bullet Journal tracker
- Mood and gratitude pages: back to school mood tracker, boba tea mood tracker, 30 and 31 day gratitude log, floral mood tracker, mandala mood tracker
- Health and fitness pages: water tracker, workout tracker, weight loss tracker
- Bullet Journal collections: book tracker, playlist, about me spread, my ideal day, tv tracker, birthday tracker, period tracker, yearly lunar calendar
- Planning pages: weekly spreads, daily log, brain dump
- Pages for school: study plan, study tracker, school calendar, course outline, semester overview
the list can go on and on and on, and I’m constantly adding new freebies out there.
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Free Bullet Journal Printables
Finally, here are tons of different free printables you can use to start up your Bullet Journal adventures.
Here are the ones from other creators, because you might want something different from my own style, or just some printables that are not in the Resources Vault yet.
Yearly Bullet Journal Pages
Your journal starts from your yearly pages, so let’s see how we will start this.
Of course, a lot of basic pages are already in the Resources Vault, so I always recommend you start there.
This is technically a mood tracker, but it’s a yearly one, so I decided to add it to the yearly pages.
I usually set goals yearly so that these pages will be perfect! It has a page to set goals and a page to track your progress.
I had to include these gorgeous monthly calendars. They are stunning and work so well as a cover page for your monthly setups.
One more year in pixels, but this one comes with instructions, and it is decorated with flowers.
Free Level 10 Life Bullet Journal Tracker To Create A Life You Love
Level 10 life is a wonderful way to set your goals and evaluate your life. There is one in the Resources Vault, but this one has a different look that maybe you'll like better.
The final printable is this goal-setting bundle. It has so many pages included, like yearly goals, level 10 life, brain dump, and so on.
This is not necessarily a yearly page, but I didn't know where else to include it. There are also several brain dump pages in the Resources Vault if you want to give it a look.
Habit Trackers
Habit trackers are a great way to improve your life. It’s definitely a wonderful tool that I use all the time.
After all, the biggest changes come from small things we do every day, and a habit tracker will allow you to make these changes in no time.You can use mandalas to decorate your Bullet Journal pages; in fact, it can be a whole monthly theme! Start it by using this habit tracker.
3 different designs to your standard horizontal monthly habit tracker.
Horizontal tracker for 16 habits, and you can use it for both 30 and 31 days months.
Three different types of habit trackers so you can figure out what style works best for you.
This set of free printable habit tracker includes so many different designs. If you're looking something specific to your theme - these are definitely the way to go.
Mood And Gratitude Trackers
Mood trackers and gratitude logs are amazing tools to build a happier life, and they are also very helpful for your self-care and mental health.
These pages will help you keep an eye on your moods as well as find something positive in your every day.
What can be better than tracking your moods with unicorns? This mood tracker will definitely make you smile every time you use it.
Mood and gratitude spread work very well together and this is such a fantastic way to combine those two practices.
Having a gratitude tracker can be beneficial on so many levels! Just give it a try, and you’ll see yourself becoming more mindful and positive. You can start right now with this printable.
Cute doodly tracker, assign a color to each mood and use it to color a leaf for each day.
Cute little mood tracker that would also be perfect for a space and galaxy Bullet Journal theme.
I love this awesome tracker that definitely was inspired by Stabilo pens.
Beautiful circle tracker with mandala elements. I think you'd definitely have fun not just filling out the tracker but also coloring the patterns around it.
Super cute succulents to help you monitor your monthly moods. Actually, this download has 14 different trackers, not only the succulent one. So it’s definitely worth checking out.
As you can see a mood tracker is a great tool for your mental health. It comes as a free printable, for example in this article about managing your depression.
So definitely try using a mood tracker, be it to help you with an existing mental health issue or prevent one from happening.
The fun thing about mood trackers is that you get to play around so much with how you design them.
These 20+ trackers have some creative and very varied designs; you'll definitely find there something you'll like.
One more set of creative and varied mood trackers. You'll surely find something that fits your current Bullet Journal theme.
It's a simple design, but it looks amazing, and the brush lettering is so pretty here!
This is a fantastic set for expressing your gratitude because apart from a gratitude log, it also has a printable list of gratitude prompts.
Health And Fitness Pages
Your Bullet Journal can definitely help you manage your health and fitness goals.
You can easily get started with these pages!
When talking about health, I don't necessarily only mean physical health, Your Bullet Journal can really help you track and control your mental health, and these pages can be a great start.
Sleep is something we truly overlook a lot, while in fact, it’s one of the key factors of our productivity and health. Start paying more attention to your sleep patterns with a Bullet Journal sleep tracker.
Great tracker to make sure you keep up with your drinking habits.
A full set of fitness pages to help you along towards your goal body.
Two pages to keep track of all your workouts. This is probably the most detailed workout tracker I've ever seen.
This is a big part of a woman's health, so it's important to keep track of it, especially considering how these things influence hormones and pretty much everything else in the female body.
Creative movement tracker for your physical activity. I love that it's sneakers here; it's very well connected to the theme of the tracker itself.
A cute and really useful weight loss tracker if that's the journey you're taking. It's a fun concept to try for sure with building a kind of chart or your daily weight.
Finances
I couldn’t find that many printables in this category, but these are still great to maybe give you a jump start and some basic ideas.
Easily start planning finances in your family right away with these 9 free printables. The cover all the possible need you might have when it comes to saving money.
A kickass and very motivational tracker to make sure you follow through with your savings goals. This one is for exactly $1000, but it's a good goal to get started with your savings journey.
One-page budget tracker to keep your spending under control. I love how many different sections this spread has.
Super useful tracker to stay on top of all your monthly payments. I heard somewhere statistics that you spend, on average $270 a month on different subscriptions. That's a crazy amount! And this page will help you keep yourself in check.
A set of free printables to check your finances and keep them organized. Plus it's a fun and useful article to read about creating healthy financial habits.
Collections
Here are some fun pages you can add to your Bullet Journal.
These can be something serious like a cleaning tracker or something fun like a TV show tracker.
With these printables, you get to try some collections to decide which types are good for you and which ones you don’t really need.
And remember that a lot of these pages are already in the Resources Vault with my own design. So be sure to sign up for that as well.
Want to track your movies as well? Here is a cool film reel-themed tracker just for that.
Household chores aren’t the most fun thing to do, but it can get a bit easier and more pleasant with your Bullet Journal. Just give a try to this cleaning schedule.
Stylish and minimalist tracker for your favorite shows, or maybe for the shows you’re just planning to watch.
Just a few pages to help you manage any project for improving your house. After all managing the entire house is a hard work.
Weekly Spreads
We all love and need different things from our Bullet Journal weekly spreads, so I gathered here lots of different ones for you to choose from.
It’s always great to see printables from different creators so you can try out different styles. But, of course, remember that there are also many weekly spread printables in the Resources vault.
Beautiful weekly spreads with some colorful illustrations. Perfect if you want something cute but don't have the time to decorate it yourself.
I'm not huge at using watercolor myself, but I love the look of it. If you're the same, you might just want to try this amazing printable weekly log.
Absolutely stunning floral-themed weekly spread. I love it in black and white so much that I don't think I'd even want to color it once it's added to my journal.
Beautiful and colorful weekly spread. I love how simple the idea is, and yet it looks so cute and pretty.
Cute Printable Weekly Planner That Will Help You Tackle Your To Do List
Lovely weekly spread with such beautiful brush lettering. I also admire how many other trackers fit on this one page.
Cover Pages
Looking for inspiration for your monthly Bullet Journal themes?
I got you covered with these free printables.
I wanted to create something special, so I compiled this bundle of cover pages from the 2021 Bullet Journal setups I created.
And here we are, already in the Resources Vault - a set of 12 printable cover pages. Sign up in the link here, or just log in if you already have your access.
One more amazing set of cover page ideas. This one has a bit more basic design with just names of the month, but it means you get to customize it much better for any theme and with any color scheme.
Plus, each page is available in several sizes to choose from.
Miscellaneous
- Bullet Journal Cheat Sheet. This a super helpful page to help you start your Bullet Journal or maybe just set up a new notebook. Find it in the Resources Vault.
- Decorative Elements by Gwennan Rees. Want an easier way to decorate your Bullet Journal? Try out these printables. They have banners, headers, dividers, and so much more. Just print them out and start adding them to your BuJo pages. Download it HERE.
- Dot Grid Paper. Want to practice lettering? Or just cover up the page you completely screwed up? Or maybe you try to Bullet Journal in a binder? Printable dot grid paper will be a great solution; you can download it in the Resources Vault.
There are also many printable stickers in the Resources Vault; if you want to learn more about that, check my post Free Printable Bullet Journal Stickers.
More Free Bullet Journal Printables
This is a long list, but I’m always creating and looking for some more freebies for you.
And for some other printables, check out these posts:
- Free Printable Habit Trackers
- Free Study Journal Printables
- How To Use Printables In Your Bullet Journal
- Supplies For Using Bullet Journal Printables
I’d love to know your thoughts; what printables do you need? What would you like to see more in the Resources Vault?
Let me know in the comments.
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And remember: Keep Bullet Journaling, and Don’t Be a Blob!
These bullet journal printables are fantastic! They’re such a great way to stay organized and add a creative touch to my journal. Thank you for offering these for free – can’t wait to start using them
Hey Sheenu, so happy to hear you liked these printables. Thesee are really such a fun way to level up your bullet Journal and help with planning.
Thanks for sharing so much stuff ! ^^ For someone like me who just wants to be a little bit more organised without spending to much time journaling, this is amazing :)
Thanks for leaving a comment! Happy you found here soemthing that works for you =) There are plenty more printables I found and posted here if you ever need something else!
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how do i get the vault freebies? i signed up but i didn’t get the password
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Really like your stuff, thanks for sharing
So happy to hear that! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment.